Sentence examples for how cautious from inspiring English sources

That's how cautious he was".

But how cautious was he actually?

How cautious was the news media in describing the initial results?

"It depends how cautious you are and how adventurous you feel," he says diplomatically.

It's not a bad list, though it's interesting how cautious critics are about rewarding recent films.

But no matter how cautious companies are, employees can be bothered by the most unexpected things.

And it is wrenching to see how his cautious face nearly cracks when he is driven to say out loud (but out of anyone's hearing), "I love you".

The great majority of the people I know who have been called to jury service have reported how sensible, cautious and un-prejudgmental they believed the deliberations of their group to have been.

Davidson would need to decide how radical or cautious that new tax banding system would be.

On the other hand you have to be desperately cautious how you say and present these things.

"We ought to be cautious how we magnify our ideas and exaggerate our expressions of the generosity and magnanimity," Adams wrote Congress.